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Irish Language (22 Jun 2011)

Luke Flanagan: ...in Irish or as Gaeilge because tá náire mór orm Gaeilge a labhairt because I, like many people, am afraid that I will make an eejit of myself. That is people's main worry about speaking the Irish language. I am not sure whether I should have directed this to the Minister for Education and Skills or to the Minister of State, Deputy McGinley. I am not sure who will really take...

Progress on the 20 Year Strategy for the Irish Language: Statements (26 May 2011)

Luke Flanagan: ...of most people not having a clue about Irish, this was a good idea. The Deputy could have learned the language along with the public and we could have progressed together. There is hope for the Irish language if it is approached in the right way. I think Des Bishop has done more for the Irish language than any politician. I do not say that to run down politicians. I have a few ideas on...

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